from the view of
from the view of the many year old). The cinematography was sublime, the acting superb. The screenplay was so well written and directed that one really wondered how the director could have been so far removed from the mundane world of his first film. The script was also very well done, and the excellent acting (particularly by the cast) is a very attractive addition to the story. The script is also well written and directed, and the cinematography
from the view of the above-mentioned Stanwyck. Much of the film is shot in a very low-key way, not like the other films where Stanwyck is on the prowl. He doesn't look like a hardened character, but rather a young man, and the film is wonky at times. I noticed it later, in a discussion of the film, about the pacing in the film. If you have any idea